Newsday Crossword Answers January 24 2023 were just recently published entirely solved for our dear readers. This Tuesday’s puzzle was created by Billie Truitt, edited by Stanley Newman the puzzle dimensions are 15 by 15.
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Across
- ApplaudCLAP
- Crimson and scarletREDS
- Row of bushesHEDGE
- “That hurts!”OUCH
- Corporate boss, for shortEXEC
- “Eat crow” or “talk turkey”IDIOM
- Norway’s capitalOSLO
- __ monster (Arizona lizard)GILA
- Moral principleTENET
- Goose EGGs, on a baseball scoreboardSHUTOUTINNINGS
- Hooting birdOWL
- Grab a chairSIT
- Big city in Mo.STL
- IdentifyNAME
- Fast-growing treePOPLAR
- Taken by mouthORAL
- Car with a meterTAXI
- Car’s emergency lightFLARE
- Nest EGGs for the futureRETIREMENTFUNDS
- Lake near RenoTAHOE
- Curved part of a shoeARCH
- Edinburgh nativeSCOT
- Bad smellSTENCH
- “My country, ’tis of __”THEE
- 13 Down’s destinationsERS
- “I’ll be glad to”YES
- Farm mail abbr.RFD
- Chicken-and-EGG questionWHICHCAMEFIRST
- Turtle’s enclosureSHELL
- Prayer’s last wordAMEN
- EvaluateRATE
- Weird and scaryEERIE
- Spanish bullTORO
- FactualTRUE
- Coarse woolen fabricTWEED
- Distort, as factsSKEW
- LongingsYENS
DOwn
- Pigeon soundsCOOS
- Rich with vegetationLUSH
- Rights advocacy grp.ACLU
- SnapshotPHOTO
- Control, as temperatureREGULATE
- Highway off-rampEXIT
- Local sandwich shopDELI
- Reads, as a bar codeSCANS
- Become friends quicklyHITITOFF
- Biblical paradiseEDEN
- Small dentDING
- DepartsGOES
- CPR expertEMT
- PossessOWN
- Puppy’s biteNIP
- Puts in alphabetical orderSORTS
- “Sweeter” Halloween optionTREAT
- Wood-shaping machineLATHE
- Papa’s wifeMAMA
- Wield, as forceEXERT
- “Also . . .”PLUS
- Jouster’s weaponLANCE
- Great enthusiasmARDOR
- Takes a breakRESTS
- Jungle roarerLION
- Twelfth of a footINCH
- Used again, as paper or bottlesRECYCLED
- Comforting wordsTHERENOW
- Sarcastic laughHEH
- Letter before geeEFF
- Leaves in a hurrySCATS
- Needing a scrubbingDIRTY
- “That was close!”WHEW
- In this placeHERE
- “Why would __ to you?”ILIE
- Run __ (go wild)AMOK
- InsignificantMERE
- Seldom seenRARE
- Leave speechlessSTUN
- Golf pegsTEES
- Make ready, as a dinner tableSET